A connector set of notebook computer is provided. The connector set includes a power supply connector, a host connector, a battery connector and a battery recess connector. The host connector is fixed on the notebook computer and electrically connected to the power supply connector. The battery connector is removably disposed on the notebook computer. The battery recess connector is fixed in a battery recess of the notebook computer. The battery connector is capable of being electrically connected to both battery recess connector and the power supply connector. That is, the battery connector of the invention is selectively connected to the battery recess connector or the power supply connector. Thus, the battery may be charged when disposed in the computer recess or alternatively may be removed from the computer recess and charged directly through the power supply connector.
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1. A connector set of a notebook computer, comprising: a power supply connector having a first connecting end and a second connecting end, the first connecting end is for receiving a power source; a host connector fixed on the notebook computer; the host connector is electrically connectable to the second connecting end of the power supply connector; a battery connector removably disposed on the notebook computer, the battery connector comprises a first connecting region and a second connecting region, the second connecting region of the battery connector is electrically connectable to the second connecting end; and a battery recess connector fixed in the notebook computer, the battery recess connector being electrically connectable to the first connecting region of the battery connector, wherein the battery connector is selectively connectable to the battery recess connector or the power supply connector.
2. The connector set according to claim 1 , wherein the power supply connector comprises: an outer-sided metal layer and an inner-sided metal layer; and an isolation layer for isolating the outer-sided metal layer and the inner-sided metal layer to be connected.
3. The connector set according to claim 2 , wherein the outer-sided metal layer is spread over the isolation layer, and the isolation layer is spread over the inner-sided metal layer.
4. The connector set according to claim 2 , wherein the outer-sided metal layer and the isolation layer are circular-arced respectively, the inner-sided metal layer is inserted and disposed in the outer-sided metal layer and the isolation layer.
5. The connector set according to claim 2 , wherein the host connector comprises: a host outer layer; a host inner layer disposed on the inner side of the host outer layer; and a plurality of host parallel plates separately disposed on the host outer layer and the host inner layer, wherein the host inner layer and the host outer layer are coupled with the outer-sided metal layer and the inner-sided metal layer.
6. The connector set according to claim 5 , wherein the base of the host outer layer and the base the host inner layer are circular-arced.
7. The connector set according to claim 1 , wherein the second connecting region of the battery connector is adjacent to the first connecting region, the first connecting region and the second connecting region comprise a plurality of electrical parallel plates.
8. The connector set according to claim 7 , wherein the base of the first connecting region is gate-knife type.
9. The connector set according to claim 7 , wherein the base of the second connecting region is circular-arced.
10. The connector set according to claim 1 , wherein the battery recess connector comprises a plurality of battery recess parallel plates for electrically connecting the battery connector.
11. The connector set according to claim 1 , wherein the battery recess connector is gate-knife type.
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December 13, 2005
March 20, 2007
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